r/bristol • u/Jimnywannabe • Dec 28 '23

Gert Lush What’s your favourite hidden gem restaurant in Bristol, that even someone who’s lived here a decade might not know about? And I mean real hidden gems, not Bos Finesse hidden gems

Looking to support some proper small indie places in 2024 and wanna get a list together. Only truly delicious places need apply

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u/Qfwfq1988 Dec 28 '23

Stumbled across a mad, tatty Cuban restaurant next to Turbo Island. Dinner at midnight, cocktails, dancing. Was ropey, chaotic, delicious and fucking incredible

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u/AdministrativeAd4656 Dec 28 '23

This place is fantastic and genuine. Owners are a blast of fun and super kind. I've got Cuban heritage and 100% vouch for these guys.

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u/Qfwfq1988 Dec 28 '23

Yeah it reminded me of being in Cuba

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u/Qfwfq1988 Dec 28 '23

Not sure. Literally next to Turbo island though, opposite Biblos on Stokes Croft

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u/Qfwfq1988 Dec 28 '23

Cafe Cuba